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DeKalb to Partner with Brannon Hill for Community Cleanup

Keep DeKalb Beautiful’s mission is to reduce blight and improve the quality of neighborhoods and communities in the county. It will partner with Brannon Hill residents this weekend. CONTRIBUTED
Keep DeKalb Beautiful’s mission is to reduce blight and improve the quality of neighborhoods and communities in the county. It will partner with Brannon Hill residents this weekend. CONTRIBUTED
By Pamela Miller
June 21, 2018

Keep DeKalb Beautiful will partner with residents of Brannon Hill Condominium to host a second Community Cleanup Day 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 23, according to a press release. The event will be located at Brannon Hill Condominiums, 1000 Old Hampton Drive.

This is a part of KDB’s efforts to reduce blight, and improve the quality of life of neighborhoods and communities DeKalb County. The public is invited to participate.

The event also will feature a community arts festival.

Information: Victoria Burgos, Keep DeKalb Beautiful at vrburgos@dekalbcountyga.gov, keepdekalbbeautiful.org or 404-294-2010.

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